9 Art Therapy Course Programs

This free online course is ideal for anybody interested in learning the use of colours as an alternative therapy.

Art Therapy Minor 15 credits The Art Therapy minor will allow students to integrate basic art therapy concepts and skills into their major course of study. For Psychology & Applied Therapies majors & Human Services majors. Note: For LA + D students considering Art Therapy graduate program, CPSYC 3405 Understanding Psychological Diagnoses should be one of the chosen courses and CPSYC 1101 Intro to Psychology should also be chosen as an elective or to meet General Education Outcomes

Art therapy is a growing profession employing individuals interested in using art to help others—professionals in the fieldwork in schools, clinics, hospital settings, or independent therapists.

Are you creative and have a passion for helping others? With a minor in Art Therapy, you can gain the skills to work immediately in a community arts organization. Alternatively, the program also prepares students for graduate study, which, coupled with certification, expands job opportunities to include careers in hospitals, schools, community clinics, or private practice. The Art Therapy minor is a program which offers two distinct pathways to careers as an art therapist - students can select either a psychology or studio arts emphasis. Any major can take the Art Therapy minor studio arts emphasis or the Art Therapy minor psychology emphasis. If a student who isn’t majoring in Studio Arts or Psychology wishes to pursue Art Therapy at the graduate level they should take both Art Minors.

This program offers an introduction to art therapy supervision, focusing on helping professionals develop their skills in guiding others through art therapy practices. The course covers essential prin...

The Postgraduate Certificate Art Therapy Program provides the individual with an ability to understand how to apply visual art to a psychological process.

The minor in expressive arts therapies offers students an opportunity to study the principles of expressive arts therapies: visual art, music, dance, drama, play, poetry, and intermodal arts while considering professional application in a range of settings. Learning Goals: Develop a general overview of history, philosophy, theory and practice of expressive arts therapy.

This program offers an introduction to arts therapies, focusing on how theory and research inform practice. It explores various arts therapy approaches such as art, music, dance movement, drama, and t...

This course explores how arts therapies are grounded in theory and research, and how this knowledge can be applied in practice. It covers different approaches within arts therapies, such as art, music...